St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-07-07
PERSONAL MENTION.


Delos d. Jones of Binghamton, N.
Y, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Lowell G.. Styles and daughter
of Rutland are visiting friends in town.
State Auditor E. HI. Powell was in
town Wednesday, auditing accounts,
etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Dodge of Lit
Teton, N. H., have been visiting friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Morse of
Chicago sail for Europe this week for
short trip.
Flora, daughter of A. w. Simpson is
spending few weeks in Boston and
vicinity visiting friends.
Mrs. Frances A. (Savage) Stephens
of Montreal is visiting her mother and
sisters in this place.
II. B. Ford, wife and daughter of
this place have returned from a two
weeks visit in Orleans county.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. w. III. Nelson have gone to
Willoughby lake for weeks outing.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Goss and little daugh-
ter Maud left for California this week
expecting to make that state their
home.
Miss Edna Blanchard, music teacher
at Bailey's store, has returned from
Boston and resumed her old place and
class.
Chauncey Walker will accompany E.
A. Walker and his party to California.
The former goes to look over the
country.
Mrs. Moses Kittredge and daughter
Helen of Minneapolis, have returned
to this place-their old home-for a
summer visit.
At the meeting of the Dartmouth as
ISOLATION last week at Hanover, H. j..
Willard of St. Johnsbury was elected
vice president.
Elmer Henderson, Il former clerk in
the Fairbanks store, is spending his
vacation here, stopping at the acade-
my boarding house.
Miss Mary Belden of Minneapolis is
visiting st. Johnsbury friends. Her
father, H. C. Belden, Esq, is expected
here this summer.
Clara Wheeler has returned from
Boston where she has been taking
special musical instruction at the con-
servatory of music.
George Hale, Carrie Hale, Mary j.
Hubbard and DR.. M. A. Henckel, the
latter from Florida, are doing the White
Mountains this week.
Judge iona. Ross has returned from
weeks visit to Indianapolis where
he was married to Miss Helen A. Dag
gett, sister of Mrs. Henry Ross of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Putney and their
two daughters, Mary and Ellen, are
enjoying their summer vacation at
Brunswick springs going thence on
Tuesday last.
Nelson Finel, who has been West fol
several months past, has returned
home and has been confined to his bed
ever since with an illness which gives
his friends great anxiety.
Franklin A. Dakin of the academy
spends portion of his vacation at the
Sauveur summer school of languages
at Oswego, N. Y. He will probably
go on to Chicago before his return.
HI. o. Cushman, another Dartmouth
graduate of ~ was also st. Johns,
bury academy boy. Mr.. Cushman was
one of the editors of the Dartmouth
for the year 1867.
M. H. Godfrey, a member of the las
graduating class, goes to England soor
where he will pursue his studies in the
school of design in South Kensingtor
museum with the special intention o.
fitting himself for decorator and de.
signer.
A. L. Hardy is attending the meet
ings of the American institute of in.
structiOn now in session at Burling ton
Gov. Ormsbee delivered the address O
welcome at the opening of the institute
and many eminent speakers are in at
tendance.
Among the honorary degrees confer
red at Dartmouth last week st. Johns
bury academy graduates received som,
honOrs. On Rev. Franklin D. Aver O
Concord, N. H., was conferred the de
gree of d. D., and on Owen III. Gate
the degree of Phi. d.
: Arthur F. Stone of st. JOhnsbury
} for the past two years local on tin
. Northampton Daily Herald, goes mex
! week to take a position on the Fal
River Evening News. The News i
% years old and is the leading repub
lican daily in a city of fifty Thousand
, people.
, John Barstow, a graduate of st
Johnsbury academy and we'll know
} in this section, was last week ordained
and installed pastor of the Union Con
Z gregational church, Groton, Mass
r Cards were also issued for his marriag
: July to Mary daughter of R. r. VOL
t colt of Wethersfield, Conn.
Lieut-Gov. L. K. Fuller was in tow
over Sunday, stopping here on his wa
s to the Hyde Park centennial. He ha
: not seen the Baptist church on Rail
l road street since the Improvements t
Z which he contributed so literally ha
+ been made, aud was much please
s with the appearance of things.
s Rev. Henry Barnes is to be Unstable